Videos offer insight into Durham sect's ways

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Durham, N.C. — Videotapes introduced in court this week offer insight into the beliefs of the man who headed a polygamous household in Durham where a woman and her son were slain.

Four members of the group called the Black Hebrews have pleaded guilty to charges related to the deaths of 28-year-old Antoinetta McKoy and 4-year-old Jadon Higganbothan. Pete Moses, the leader of the group, pleaded guilty in 2012 to shooting Jadon in the head because he believed the boy was gay.